Has Time Inc. found a way to monetize content on Facebook?
Posted by Emma Heald on May 18, 2010 at 9:53 AM
Magazine publishers are finding new ways to connect with readers
through Facebook by giving them an opportunity to read content and
subscribe without leaving the social networking site, AdAge reported last week.
Until recently, companies have widely used Facebook to direct traffic to external Web sites. But coming in July or August, with the introduction of a new system being developed by e-commerce application development company Alvenda and Time Inc.'s subscription division, called Synapse, users will be able to access magazine content integrated in the Facebook news feeds as blurbs. Users will be able to expand the blurbs in order to read the full story and ads will appear along with the story on Facebook itself, without being redirected to an external link.
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Until recently, companies have widely used Facebook to direct traffic to external Web sites. But coming in July or August, with the introduction of a new system being developed by e-commerce application development company Alvenda and Time Inc.'s subscription division, called Synapse, users will be able to access magazine content integrated in the Facebook news feeds as blurbs. Users will be able to expand the blurbs in order to read the full story and ads will appear along with the story on Facebook itself, without being redirected to an external link.
For more on this story please see our sister publication www.sfnblog.com
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